As BYOD becomes standard, silent authentication helps organisations strengthen security, reduce password fatigue, improve productivity, and protect users without disrupting everyday work.
Digital identity could transform UK public services, but stronger IAM, risk-based authentication and resilience are essential to protect citizens from identity-led cyberattacks.
Howard Ricklow examines the evolving music rights landscape, exploring how film and video game soundtracks demand global, multi-platform copyright strategies
UK enterprises are reassessing hyperscale cloud for regulated workloads, prioritising sovereignty, resilience, jurisdictional control and smarter hybrid infrastructure decisions.
Chris Ackerson of AlphaSense explores how enterprises can avoid AI slop by prioritising trusted data, domain-specific intelligence, transparency and human oversight.
Myles Spittle of Lenovo explains how the FIFA World Cup 2026™ shows enterprise AI value begins with intelligent devices, real-time data and edge computing.
Engineering’s future depends on diverse teams, visible role models and inclusive leadership as AI, manufacturing and digital infrastructure reshape society and industry.
Joshua Clay of Dynatrace UK&I explores how organisations can scale agentic AI securely by building trust, governance, observability, and human oversight into workflows.
Rob Israch of Tipalti explains why unreliable creator payouts threaten trust, growth and scalability across music, gaming and the wider creator economy.
AI factories and sovereign AI are reshaping data centre infrastructure, demanding advanced cooling, rigorous commissioning, digital twins, and integrated energy management.
Enterprise AI is failing to scale not because of weak models, but because fragmented workflows, siloed data, disconnected systems and poor governance hold it back.
Laurent Gil of Cast AI explains how AI workloads, GPU waste and token economics are reshaping cloud costs, making automated optimisation essential for enterprises.
AI adoption succeeds when organisations crawl, walk and run, building governance, focused use cases and operational maturity before scaling automation across the business.
Katsutoshi Itoh explores how photonics-powered networks can improve tunnel construction safety, enable remote inspections, and support smarter infrastructure maintenance across the sector.
Al Williams of Commerce explores why shoppers share data when brands deliver value through personalisation, frictionless checkout, reliable fulfilment and transparent post-purchase experiences.
Deepfake fraud is reshaping cyber risk. Organisations must protect decision-making processes, not just systems, as AI-enabled impersonation attacks rapidly increase in scale and sophistication.
AI investment alone will not close the productivity gap. Lasting business impact depends on culture, transformation, operational alignment, and leadership readiness for change.
Generative AI success no longer depends on models alone. Gartner reveals why data readiness, metadata and governance now determine scalable AI performance.
How invisible digital infrastructure, composable architecture, and omnichannel delivery are reshaping storytelling, enabling publishers and media brands to deliver seamless audience experiences globally.
Digital identity is evolving under EUDI regulation. Businesses must bridge centralised and decentralised systems while maintaining trust, security and seamless user verification across platforms.
Quantum computing is approaching real-world impact. Its benefits and risks will depend on policy, access, and governance decisions made by industry, government, and researchers today.
Biometrics face growing risk in the AI era as deepfakes rise, pushing organisations towards zero-knowledge architectures to protect identities and eliminate centralised data vulnerabilities critical.
AI agents are transforming software development, shifting developers from coders to orchestrators of intelligent workflows, where data, infrastructure and strategic oversight define success.
Edge computing strengthens cloud resilience by ensuring uptime during outages, enabling hybrid infrastructure strategies that protect critical workloads, reduce disruption, and support reliable business continuity.
How Formula 1’s AI-driven operations offer a blueprint for automotive manufacturers to improve agility, streamline workflows, and scale innovation across the entire vehicle lifecycle.
Tim Shaw, MD of Wholesale & Networks, reveals how new tech is powering rapid change at the UK telco
Chief Data Architect & Global Head of Engineering Harveer Singh speaks to Digital Bulletin.
This month, Ben, Rom and James discuss how the world of sport is increasingly embracing technologies like cloud and AI. The panel also reviews our Salling Group case study, and Ben catches up with Bala Kumar, Chief Product Officer for Jumio.
This month Ben, Rom and James talk coronavirus and how it’s changing the way we work, how the outbreak is testing healthcare infrastructures and why it’s putting new demands on Silicon Valley. The trio also discuss our Thames Water case study and hear from Richard Brown, CTO of enterprise blockchain firm R3.
Targus has pivoted from equipment provider to business consultancy
Looking at a future that will simply have to unite human beings with artificial intelligence
As BYOD becomes standard, silent authentication helps organisations strengthen security, reduce password fatigue, improve productivity, and protect users without disrupting everyday work.
Digital identity could transform UK public services, but stronger IAM, risk-based authentication and resilience are essential to protect citizens from identity-led cyberattacks.
Howard Ricklow examines the evolving music rights landscape, exploring how film and video game soundtracks demand global, multi-platform copyright strategies
UK enterprises are reassessing hyperscale cloud for regulated workloads, prioritising sovereignty, resilience, jurisdictional control and smarter hybrid infrastructure decisions.
Chris Ackerson of AlphaSense explores how enterprises can avoid AI slop by prioritising trusted data, domain-specific intelligence, transparency and human oversight.
Myles Spittle of Lenovo explains how the FIFA World Cup 2026™ shows enterprise AI value begins with intelligent devices, real-time data and edge computing.
Engineering’s future depends on diverse teams, visible role models and inclusive leadership as AI, manufacturing and digital infrastructure reshape society and industry.
Joshua Clay of Dynatrace UK&I explores how organisations can scale agentic AI securely by building trust, governance, observability, and human oversight into workflows.
Rob Israch of Tipalti explains why unreliable creator payouts threaten trust, growth and scalability across music, gaming and the wider creator economy.
AI factories and sovereign AI are reshaping data centre infrastructure, demanding advanced cooling, rigorous commissioning, digital twins, and integrated energy management.
Enterprise AI is failing to scale not because of weak models, but because fragmented workflows, siloed data, disconnected systems and poor governance hold it back.
Laurent Gil of Cast AI explains how AI workloads, GPU waste and token economics are reshaping cloud costs, making automated optimisation essential for enterprises.
AI adoption succeeds when organisations crawl, walk and run, building governance, focused use cases and operational maturity before scaling automation across the business.
Katsutoshi Itoh explores how photonics-powered networks can improve tunnel construction safety, enable remote inspections, and support smarter infrastructure maintenance across the sector.
Al Williams of Commerce explores why shoppers share data when brands deliver value through personalisation, frictionless checkout, reliable fulfilment and transparent post-purchase experiences.
Deepfake fraud is reshaping cyber risk. Organisations must protect decision-making processes, not just systems, as AI-enabled impersonation attacks rapidly increase in scale and sophistication.
AI investment alone will not close the productivity gap. Lasting business impact depends on culture, transformation, operational alignment, and leadership readiness for change.
Generative AI success no longer depends on models alone. Gartner reveals why data readiness, metadata and governance now determine scalable AI performance.
How invisible digital infrastructure, composable architecture, and omnichannel delivery are reshaping storytelling, enabling publishers and media brands to deliver seamless audience experiences globally.
Digital identity is evolving under EUDI regulation. Businesses must bridge centralised and decentralised systems while maintaining trust, security and seamless user verification across platforms.
Quantum computing is approaching real-world impact. Its benefits and risks will depend on policy, access, and governance decisions made by industry, government, and researchers today.
Biometrics face growing risk in the AI era as deepfakes rise, pushing organisations towards zero-knowledge architectures to protect identities and eliminate centralised data vulnerabilities critical.
AI agents are transforming software development, shifting developers from coders to orchestrators of intelligent workflows, where data, infrastructure and strategic oversight define success.
Edge computing strengthens cloud resilience by ensuring uptime during outages, enabling hybrid infrastructure strategies that protect critical workloads, reduce disruption, and support reliable business continuity.
